Thief Admits Torture Death Of Transient In Minneapolis
A convicted petty thief signed a statement admitting the torture slaying of a homeless man identified as John C. Ostrom, found decayed in a trunk in a downtown Minneapolis basement. Police said the suspect, held in jail, claimed he killed after a drunken argument and used multiple kitchen knives.
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Minneapolis
John C. Ostrom
Benjamin Brown
Jack
Forest Fire Simulator Trains Minnesota Foresters
A new forest fire simulator trains 164 Minnesota forestry employees by simulating varied fire scenarios with four projectors and sound effects. Trainees are judged on fire analysis, attack planning, safety, and law enforcement, with debriefings to improve weak points.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota Forestry
Minnesota Conservation Department
U. S. Forest Service
Minnesota
North Central States
Forest Service
Grand Rapids Forestry
Forrestry
May 24 historical highlights span Manhattan purchase to telegraph
On May 24 in history events include Peter Minuit buying Manhattan for $24 in 1626, the first US passenger railroad opening in 1830, Samuel Morse sending the telegraph in 1844, and the Brooklyn Bridge debut in 1883. Other notes recount Bismarck sinking Hood in 1941, a 1966 bus accident in Spain, a 197? crash at McChord AFB, and a Bolivia rebel miners truce a year earlier.
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Associated Press
Peter Minuit
Manhattan Island
United States
Samuel Morse
Brooklyn Bridge
Bismarck
Hood
Huelva
Spain
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Bolivia
Wedding March Traced By Bagpiper In New York Street Parade
In Manhattan a bagpiper led a wedding procession through West 99th Street for Andrew Travers Norman Tracey and Heather Mary Beard. The group, including eight from the South African musical Wait a Minim cast, walked from St. Michael's Church to the parish house as Scottish tunes filled the air.
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New York
Scotland
West 99Th
Andrew Travers Norman Tracey
Broadway
Heather Mary Beard
British Church Army
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Amsterdam Avenue
99Th Street
John Rae Miller
Vest Pocket Sundials Explain Historical Watch Pockets
The reason a gentleman's vest has two small watch pockets is that watches were once so inaccurate that a miniature sun dial was carried as well. Researchers at Bulova Watch Company note that today’s wrist timepieces are more accurate and safer for children.
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New York
Bulova Watch Company
Chicago's Benjamin Willis resigns amid protests and pressure
Embattled Chicago Schools Superintendent Benjamin C. Willis announces resignation effective August 31 after four years of controversy over integration and neighborhood schools. Willis, 64, will leave a year before his contract ends amid civil rights demonstrations and board tensions.
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Chicago
Benjamin C. Willis
Willis
Board of Education
Buffalo
N.Y
James F. Redmond
Syosset
Milwaukee Bowler 4th In National Tourney
Al Savas of Milwaukee finished fourth in the classic singles at the 63rd American Bowling Congress tournament in Rochester New York rolling a 731 series. Les Schissler of Denver became a three time champion with a 760 in singles on May 12 his 36th birthday. He also won the all events title with 2112. Jerry Albert and Dick Goepel of Milwaukee tied for ninth in regular doubles with 1303. Other Milwaukee leaders fell from the top ten during the marathon meet.
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Rochester
N.Y
al Savas
Milwaukee
Savas
Les Schissler
Denver
Colo
Jerry Albert
Dick Goepel
Beauty Contests Prove Painful For This Beauty
Minneapolis young woman Elizabeth Carroll nicknamed Janie appeared in Miss USA as Minnesota’s representative. She chipped her ankle in a rehearsal and won the friendliest contestant prize in a wheelchair. Now she suffers a whiplash neck injury in a car crash while listed as a Miss Downtown Minneapolis finalist and remains hospitalized.
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Minneapolis
Elizabeth Carroll
Miss Carroll
Janie
Minnesota
Paper and color guidelines for invitations announced
The article states the preferred invitation paper is high quality and soft warm white. Very pale pink and blue shades are acceptable but stark blue white and overly bright tones are discouraged to suit traditional announcements.
Milwaukee West Names New Football Coach
Paul Effinger, 31, named football coach at Milwaukee West High School on Monday. He arrives from six years coaching in Kenosha and Menominee and succeeds Otto Dunst who will stay on as a guidance counselor at West.
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Milwaukee
Paul Effinger
Milwaukee West High School
Effinger
Kenosha
Menominee
St. Norbert’s
Otto Dunst
West
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